The phrase "analytical representation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a method or model that analyzes and represents data or concepts in a structured way.
Example: "The analytical representation of the data allowed researchers to identify trends and make informed decisions."
Alternatives: "analytical depiction of" or "analytical model of".
The quasianalytical method combines noiseless simulation with analytical representation of noise.
Graphical and analytical representation of this proximity measure is shown in Fig 5.
Analytical representation of WDF for the superposition states is derived rigorously on the basis of fundamental relations.
An analytical representation of the fixture must then be used to subtract its effects from the assembly.
The method is based on deriving an analytical representation of a regularized Greenʼs function in Fourier space.
Open image in new window Fig. 11 Analytical representation of CO2 breakthrough curves of MWCNT/Mg-MOF-74 composites; solid lines are analytical results; symbols are experimental data.
The analytical representations of duality mappings are known in a number of Banach spaces.
The effective properties are determined by using simple, discrete yarn and three-layer analytical representations of the quasi-isotropic braided layers.
A new micromechanical model of fracture toughness in the cleavage transition regime is proposed that combines analytical representations of finite element analysis simulations of crack-tip stress fields with a local critical stress-critical stressed area (σ∗ A∗) fracture criterion.
In that light, we find that senior level molecular biology students have serious difficulties generating analytical representations of concepts they might well be assumed to know (C. Trujillo and Klymkowsky, in preparation).
In the present paper, semi-analytical representation of the projection of the un-deformed chip on the rake face of the cutting blades is presented.
